Chapter 12 - The Prenup’s Deadly Clauses
The federal court convened a preliminary asset-seizure hearing to untangle the massive corporate web Elena had manipulated.
Milo’s chief legal counsel stepped before Judge Harrison, presenting a heavy leather-bound document with gold embossing.
“Your Honor, we submit the ironclad prenuptial agreement signed by the defendant sixty days prior to her marriage,” the lawyer stated.
The judge opened the folder, scanning the specific clauses designed precisely to protect family assets from malicious actors.
“Clause Fourteen clearly states that any attempt at physical harm, homicide, or financial fraud against a Vance heir voids all claims,” the judge read aloud.
“Furthermore, all gifts, properties, and allowances transferred during the marriage revert instantly back to the primary trust,” the lawyer added.
Elena sat at the defense table without legal representation, staring blankly at the polished wooden partition in front of her.
She had schemed for years to secure a multi-million dollar divorce settlement, only to lose every single cent in seconds.
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The court ruled unanimously in favor of the Vance family, stripping Elena of all financial assets and legal rights permanently.
She was officially a pauper in the eyes of the law, facing criminal prosecution without a single dollar for bail.
